(外電)New rules limit early practice

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消息來源: http://www.thejournalnews.com/newsroom/100604/c03w06knicksnotesfor.html 這篇文章是簡單介紹訓練營中的一些情形當然,兩個重點是大前鋒的問題還有Mr.Anderson啦 New rules limit early practice By MIKE DOUGHERTY THE JOURNAL NEWS (Original publication: October 6, 2004) CHARLESTON, S.C. — A new set of rules governing training camp is rendering fear and loathing obsolete. There were but a handful of sweat-soaked jerseys when the Knicks finished practice yesterday morning at the College of Charleston because teams cannot spend more than three hours per day on the court participating in basketball activities. Customary two-a-days must end five days after camp opens. Contact drills and scrimmages are limited to one session. "Well, that's collective bargaining," coach Lenny Wilkens said. "I'd rather be able to have my full three hours in the morning and full three hours in the afternoon where I could do everything I wanted to do, but this is the way it is so we'll adjust to it. Here it's mostly classroom sessions, video sessions, walk-throughs." The players will be allowed to elevate their heart rates during a 30-minute window for stretching and warm-ups. "We're still getting our work in, for sure," Jamal Crawford said. Clearing the air: The day after last season ended, Wilkens clearly stated a desire to bring in a power forward with more athletic ability. He wanted a presence in the post. The remark didn't sit well with Kurt Thomas. When the issue was reintroduced yesterday, the coach made a clarification. "I said that we wanted to upgrade and keep adding to our team," Wilkens said. "That had nothing to do with Kurt, that's just making the team better. We had one guy — him — and I wanted to have another guy. Don't read it wrong." Anderson plays on: The feud between Shandon Anderson and Isiah Thomas remains the lone outstanding issue of camp. Wilkens, though, claimed the awkward relationship will not affect his decision-making. "I don't get caught up in all that stuff," Wilkens said. "I'm not going to treat him any different than anybody else." Anderson worked yesterday as if nothing were going on. He will eventually sit down with the coach and discuss the future, barring a buyout of a contract that has three years and $24 million remaining on it. "Eventually he's going to talk to everybody one-on-one, but there's no need, " he said. "We have no bad blood. We go on with business as normal, go out here and play hard." -- 因為喜歡尼克所以改型叫NYK 囉^^ http://www.wretch.twbbs.org/user/NYK 被叫去當拍照的MODEL 真爽^^ -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 218.166.216.245